Dust problem solved

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Dust problem solved - cheaply

Posted by: Jim Benenson (---.lcwireless.net)

Date: March 26, 2006 01:10PM

I know that I'm not the only one who has problems with dust getting on the epoxy before it has cured. Well, I have found a cheap and effective solution. I'm getting rid of my dogs!

Seriously, I recently bought a Hamilton Beach TrueAir 04382 Allergen Reducer Air Cleaner. The cool thing is that this is NOT an allergen reducer, it is a dust remover. The description says that it removes large dust particles, not pollen-sized particles. It really works: my wraps now dry 99.9% dust-free. The price from Amazon (without shipping) was $54.99 It's worth every penny!

The only "con" is that it is noisy on the high setting.

Jim

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